Last month, I started a series of articles on creating simple applications with wxPython. The first couple of articles were on an Image Viewer program. While I won't abandon that project, I thought it was time for us to delve into something new. In this article we will start a journey into the wild and […]
Have you ever thought that it would be cool to have your wxPython code take a screenshot of itself? Well, Andrea Gavana figured out a cool way to do just that and between what he told us on the wxPython mailing list and what I learned from other sources, you will soon learn how to […]
The other day, we created a simple image viewer. Today we will create a secondary dialog to display the image's EXIF data, if it has any. We will make it in such a way that this window will update as we change pictures using the cool pubsub module. We will use the version that is […]
Last month I mentioned that we would go on a journey to learn some tips and tricks for wxPython's Grid widget. Well, the coding is done and I thought it was time to actually do this thing. In the following article you will learn how to: Create a right-click pop-up menu in a cell How […]
Soon after getting hired at my current job, my boss sent me a script (which I think was based on this article) about Python and a certain text-to-speech module called pyTTS. This was right after Python 2.5 had released. Anyway, it's basically a nice wrapper over the win32com module which can communicate with the Microsoft […]
Have you ever wanted to restart your Windows PC with out pressing Start, Shutdown or CTRL+ALT+DEL? What about restarting your annoying co-worker's PC...the one who just doesn't know when to shut up? Well, Python has the answer and this blog will tell you how to do it!
